"The actual experiment is pretty much what I'd just described - the people running it assigned the roles and then let the scenario play out. They were trying to find out two things: one, what people see on both sides of the same situation, and two, how people adapt to their roles within a prison situation," Edgeworth explained, pushing his tray aside and sitting back in his chair.

He frowned at those last questions. "Let me take the last question first and work backwards," he began.

"From what I've pieced together, the man known as 'Mr. Radio' was actually named Alec Doyle, and he and Martin Landel had worked together quite a lot in the past - that's why he had the control he did over the creatures here. I don't know why they parted ways, but I know that they did. Whatever the reason for the fallout was seems to be why Doyle was so eager to help the people here. At some point several days ago, the two men had a confrontation, and it's fairly clear that Landel killed Doyle for those actions."

Edgeworth crossed his arms and closed his eyes, taking a deep breath before tackling that last question. "I know more than I'd like about those experimental trials. I was the subject of one my first night here. I don't know what their objective is, aside from causing trauma to the subjects."